Many studies have shown that the sexual orientation of same-sex parents has no effect on the well-being of a child.
Activists vehemently protested the decision, and cited research showing that the sexual orientation of same-sex parents has no effect on the well-being of a child.
The 300 nt upstream of Yfr2a provided indeed very strong expression to the reporter genes – under all tested conditions the measured fluorescence values were comparable to those obtained from the psbA2 promoter-driven luciferase gene expression, whereas the reverse orientation of the same fragments provided very low activity only (Fig 7A).
At the nucleotide sequence level, the whole model test was nonsignificant (R-square = 0.02734; p-value of whole model test = 0.2755) and neither parameter displayed a significant contribution to standardized nucleotide asymmetry among paralogs (p-value for genomic distance between paralogs on same chromosome = 0.6655; p-value for transcriptional orientation of paralogs on same chromosome = 0.1319).
The four consecutive A. thaliana genes in block I have the same relative orientation of transcription and the same order as the homologous potato ORF 17, 19, 43 and 41 in the r1-contig (Table 3, Figure 1).
It further reveals that the orientation of molecules remain same in both solid phase as well as in the gaseous phase.
In fact, a number of authors agree that simply asking a question that compares the sexual orientation of children with same-sex parents to children with heterosexual parents reinforces a heterosexist viewpoint that stigmatises same-sex families [ 8].
Since the PVSYST software cannot compute solar energy using the two solar panels with one lying above the other, the top panel is a shade without solar panel but has the same dimension and same orientation of the solar panels in our present study.
Cre is a site specific recombinase that catalyzes the excision of a DNA segment flanked by two identical short (34 bp) asymmetric sequences, called LoxP, of same orientation, introduced into the genome by the experimenter.
Rutherford writes with flair: "Life is an astonishingly conservative system: DNA is the same in all species, the letters of the code are all the same; the encryption in the code is the same, even the orientation of the molecules is the same.
At the same time, Lashley found that rats could learn to discriminate discontinuous oriented patterns made of distinct elements (e.g., two circles defining either a diagonal or a horizontal "line") and that, more importantly, this discrimination generalized to continuous oriented lines with the same orientation of the previously learned discontinuous patterns.
